How to convert a Bitmap to an Image in Android [duplicate] - android-studio

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I’m relatively new in android programming and have a problem: I want to convert a Bitmap into an Image.
I couldn’t find a way to do this. Probably I’m searching wrong.
Thanks.

Try This way
Drawable drawable = RoundedBitmapDrawableFactory.create(context.getResources(), bitmap);
//set imageview XML - call your image view
imageView.setImageDrawable(drawable);
References : Android Developers /Bitmaps

Drawable imageDrawable = new BitmapDrawable(getResources(), bitmapImg);

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I've been trying to achieve this:
Basically: A very simple line of text including 2 links. These two link being in semibold when the rest of the text is in regular.
Was trying to get everything done into the same string using the Storyboard.
Surprisingly, it seems to be quite hard to achieve. I can't get myself to understand why something that simple should be so hard. Was expecting to achieve this in the Storyboard view...
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Quentin
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{
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Android Layout textview (Margin/padding) issue in Samsung Galaxy S3 Version 4.3

Its a kind of Chat Screen, Textview contains the image(9-Patch Image) as the Background drawable.
All the devices its working perfectly.
Please refer the Image:
Problem which is encountered is that in Android 4.3 in Samsung S3, the Image(9-Patch) is unable to take the Margin or Padding for textview. The Background Image is not getting stretch to give margin. Please refer Image :
i have tried all margin but it only doesn't reflect in Android 4.3. Is it device specific or Android 4.3 bug?
How can i solve this?
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Use of different fonts such as malayalam,hindi etc in a website [duplicate]

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I am new to PHP. I am developing a news website in different languages.I am using ML-TTKarthika font for malayalam. My problem is that this font is not supported in all browers (Chrome,Opera). How I solve this problem. In my site Hindi,Tamil fonts are also needed. Please anyone give me an answer..Thanks in advance.
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